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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-10-15

Years ago, says the Boston journal,
= famous lawyer and wag came to BQs-
ton In suit of homespun. At the
public house some Of the fashionable
guests undertook to quiz him.
What do you think of our city p
@lt's pooty thick-settled place, any
how. It's got swamping sight of houses
in il.
sand good many people, too
@Ya-as, / should reckon so.
MANY people whore you came from? p
wall, some
.Plenty of ladies, I supposed"
@Ya'as, q fair sprinklin'.
@And I dontdoubt that you are quite
. beau among them?"
@Ya-as, I beaus 'em home tew meet
tin an singin' school"
perhaps the gentleman from the
country will take glass of wine?'
sThankee. Don't keer If do"
The wine was brought
@You must drink toast"
"Oh, git eoutl I eat toast
heard o. such thing as drinkin' it.
But can give ye sentiment
The ladies clapped their hands; but
what was their surprise when the
stranger, rising, spoke calmly and
clearly in tones ornate and dignifed as
follows:
sLadies and gentlemen, permit me
to wish you health and happiness, with
every other blessing earth can afford;
and may you grow better and wiser
with advancing years, bearing ever in
mind that outward appearances are
often deceitful You mistook me,
from my dress, for . country BOBBY,
while I. from the same superficial
cause, thought you were ladies and
gentlemen. The mistake was mutual"
He had just spoken when Caleb
Strong, the Governor of the State, en-
tered and inquired for him.
@Ah, here am, Governor! Glad to
see you'll" Then turning to the dunn
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have an abundance.
Her voice, almost q whisper, was In
expressibly sweet to Bruceis ears. He
firmly declined, and seeing his deter
mination, she ceased to press the offer
of the money upon him. Then they
fell into friendly chat that lasted till
the arrival of the long-delayed train.
Her sympathy, SO sweetly and yet
so deicately expressed, led him on
and on to talk of himself, till he quite
forgot that but few moments before
they had been strangers, and thought
only of the fascination of her dainty,
winsome manner. And she - she
thought him not such an ill-favored
young fellow as his threadbare garb
would make him appear.
"There she comes!" shouted one of
half dozen urchins who had been
keeping the door in almost perpetual
motion, running out to see if ashe"
was appearing, and running in to yet
warm.
With Kissing sound of the air-brakes,
and a complaining groan from the
wheels the train came to stop. Then
ensued the usual rush by everybody to
get out or in, rs the case might be,
first. The actors, no novices in the
art, eltowed and jammed their way
through the crowd, totally disregarding
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kANsAs PENs10NERst

rabulated Statement Of tho Number OF
Pensioners In Each County and Amount
Paid for Quarter Euding june so.
The following table gives the number Of
pensioners in Kansas, by counties, and the
amount paid as current pensions in each Of
the counties named for the quarter ending
June 8, 1887, taken from the report of the
cc,, ;ea;onor IF nensions for 1897
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-10-15

imbers above her that she was power
less to speak above q whisper. Still
Bruce worked on. The heat became
Intense, and the smoke began to roll
about his head, half-binding him.
There came . cheer from the man
above, and then q food of water, as the
first man to arrive dashed the contents
of his bucket down upon them. An
other and another came, and the water
thrown upon them kept back the fire q
trife. Every minute more water was
showered down, and presently the last
timber gave way, and Bruce raised
himself upright with the girl in his
arms.
"Thank God!' he said.
Who would say him nay if he kissed
her? Not ], at any rate.
Kind hands were stretched down and
Florence Vernon was lifted out. As
her weight left his arms Bruce Collins
fell back, weak and nerveless. The
eager flames cracked for JOY, but they
never reached him. The man who had
stood at the top and encouraged him,
now sprang swiftly down beside him,
and with Q mighty effort lifted and
half tossed him clear out of the smok-
ing pit and climbed out after him.
Bruce and Florence were borne
away to the nearest farm house.
Word was at once sent by Bruce to his
sister, Allie, at home, and, in q day or
two, the answer came, telling him the
glad tidings that the dear old mother
was improving. The Nonpareil party
left Florence Vernon behind, at the farm
house, and thus her engagement ended.
Later, when Bruce Collins came,
bandaged and sorry looking to her bed
side to bid her goodbye, newell,
with her soft hands clinging to his and
her great, dewy eyes dimming with
tears, what could he do but forget
everything but his love and the love
that shown from her speaking eyes and
tell her the sweet story, so old, yet, for
ever new?
When her father, proud old Judge
Vernon, arrived next day and heard
the whole story, he grasped Bruce's
hands cordially, and thanked him
again and again for saving the life of
his darling.
Six months after the editor of the
Western World was surprised at the
appearance, in his dingy Office. of Bruce
Collins and his dainty bride, whom the
reader knew as Florence Vernon.
Bruce told him of his adventures, and
the editor made copious mental notes
during the recital, intending to use
them in the construction of romance
that he proposed to spring npon the
public in the future.
He praised the makeup" of copy
of thrifty-looking paper which Bruce
showed him, and which bore at its
head: "Bruce Collins, editor and
proprietor"
Before they left Bruce slipped
bank bill of goodly amount into the
hand of the editor, and likewise an
other into the grimp paw of the @devil."
When the door closed behind Bruce
and his bonny bride, the editor sat for
long time gazing with an expression of
satisfaction at the bank bill
before him.
Presently he remarked, apropos of
nothing:
well. I'll be dad-gummed!" and
the devil" engaged in like manner,
chimed in:
sMe. tool"
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A Queens Funeral Tent.

This funeral tent of an Egyptian
Queen" Queen Isi-em-Kheb - found
ct Thebes was one article of splen-
did outtit-an outfit that consisted OF
lars and statuettes, of mnmmified
meats, with nuts and fruits, of ONT
ment bottles and alabaster cups, and of
huge full-dress wigs, curled and
frizzed. The "tent' was the covering
of Queen Isi-em-Kheb,s funeral gal
lery. It consisted of q canopy and
four dependent sides, all in applique
embroidery Of cut leather (gazelle
skim, representing human figures,
birds. beasts, geometric designs, and
aieroglyphics. The colors are varied
and arite fresh.-HarDeg's Magazine.
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THE MODERN muSDEREss.

THE MODERN MERDERERS.
Good Deacon-My dear madam,
called to see if you wouldn't go to on,
prayer meeting. I belong to the Mis-.
sion Society for the Reformation of the
Vicious.
Omaha Dame-Sir?
cts terrible thing to contemplate
murder. I don't see how you can
Sleep"
@Sr?"
ooh! my dear madam, think of the
fearful fate in store for those who will
fully slay their fellow beings. Re-
member that no matter what happens,
you should try to forgive your ene-
mics, not kill them"
"Sir, this is monstrous."
aTrue, too true. Monstrous is the
wold. / don't see how you can do it. =
"Are you crazy? What do you mea,
sir? I am not q murderess.
"Ehl Amt you trying to kill your
neighbors?"
Certainly not. I love my neigh
boris"
ooh! I beg pardon. I noticed that
you lef. your slop receptacles in the
back yard uncleaned, and I thought
you were trying to slaughter somebody. !"
Omaha World.
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liquid renders the iron soft and spongy,
and Of the color Of rust, and it is then
greedily devoured by the insect "There
IS no exaggeration, says the official
report Of the commission, I'm the aaser-
tion that this creature, for its sixe, y
one Of the most voracious kind, for Is
has devoured thirty-six kilogrimmes Of
rail in fortniRht. = Co5o1s3e Gasstta
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-10-15
ALONG 4 DOTCH CANAL.

To follow out the line of a canal is to
see continuous picture-now it is a
blue ribbon through the green of the
fields, again small village is passed,
the brown bulls and queer sails of the
canal-boats are continually composing,
and at it's close you glide into sleepy
old town, every inch of which is an ar
tistic treasure, deepened and harmon
lied, as are all its colors. by the hui
Nudity of the atmosphere. With the
exception that they are broader, the
rivers present similar picturesque
qualities to the canals-the same low
lying banks, fringed with willows, the
same boats; indeed, one mouth of the
Rhine is but canal in Holland. Near
the sea, on some of the more important
rivers, singularly beautiful effect is
produced by the large cities upon
them, with shipping lying at their
quays, and the broad, mirror-like sur
face of the water rejecting and doub-
ling all the beauties of color present.
How blue is this water, repeating the
cloud-forms in the skies, thrown into
prominence by the vivid green on the
banks and the reds and browns of the
cities in the background! iceland.
surrounded by large rivers which seek
the sea through it in myriads of canal
and bitches, gives peculiarly Dutch
landscape-the roads, banked up,
crossing the streams by bridges whose
arch, high enough to permit the pass
age of canal boat, often frames the
most charming bits; windmill; a few
old houses irregular in line, the brown
yellow of their roof-tiles and bricks en-
HANGED by the glad blue of the sky and
sunlight-green of the fields. Suppose
this bridge to be ivory whitewash, and
in the foreground brown canal-boat,
it's stern decorated with splashes of
"Prussian blue" Holland
has ever produced and attracted land
scape-painters; and it is matter for |
surprise that the mere seeker for sur
face beauty will paint anywhere else. |
For to one who approaches nature in q |
more reverent spirit, to one who seeks
10 paint her purest and simplest feel
ing-to true landscape-painter, in
is less here which is an
less which masks and hides
natures highest secrets, than in any
other spot.
The editor Of the Farmers Adr0-
cate, North Loup, Neb., refers to q
Ioathsome contemporary as sthe spin
old scrub of the one-hofse
town across the river who edits q one
horse paper Old England, with all
its boosted journalistic genius, never
an editor who c0uId expresA
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EvEreckoning makes lasting friends,
and the way TO make reckonings even is
% make them often.
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A NAN named Plato has sc4sage 4
SaratoGa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
THE PEOPLE


NOR sALE-eOoD HouSk 4 IO4 Oh IA
I afate-sl handy to bus sless. u % leln.s
% slis pGree.Eer lsf on taii ave SlVe uiaoe
o4eH Saturday glg1is flola ~ 9 luite bFes,
over ATIaQe-
9'HERE ARE loTs OF 90 aon THINGS iN
| tbs world huf nothing beltef tnen eooa
home 4 49, -siI olf .or st.s ~ down bai-
auce sane ek rSuL j. r IfuN lu, lONtu tloc <,
opposite rWtt tl's hQ,tl
cIonl WILL JUsf AOW Buy CON
Sl-OO oTtallr, New and yefs ple@s- n llstle
home with seven FaolIs Hfo1 NtN aAd Clotcru
AID ID. sled rigal GoAu toWn La Is slaSai htii
otheTW se thls lItlle pla h al that Can ts assed
f1I. Put Il down lliol 4 l.ulou, telephone
rs, - ao1r Widdieomo building.
NOR Sal NY RESIDENCE - lFFFEESoN
ave nine rOams. q d fooiD. hot s1d cnid
N ate llarlle c laufel Ce.atn c0 telSr. yoai fuf-
mace wash To m. iulnlns ster. Two wood hcls =
W ] b o. ct elp o 80 days. =. Lew. rt1i
tlOElieg ics -. sii
NOR sALE-CHEAP FOR CASH A NlCE NINE
+ room.huuse and thirty three foot lot hef block
from Monroe and iiNisiOn-Si. cars IN perfect or
Ger Nice home TIE hlgges. bargain ~ Grand
Rapids il sold before December l. Cali of ad-
dress NstionU supply Company, - AonIOe e.
oIaud Rapids 1su
HOUSE AND lot FOR SALE OR FOR RENT
Ill 20 Lafayette ~. nth house south oi Cherry
Il. Also one small house - rent on Hudson Pace
Enquire on the premises S<-tl
NOR sAIH-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
L house GA Spring Il, Tor st.0Ji heat frame
dwelling house on Jamesst, for q 500. ana az
81 acre fsm ia sparta ior sA700. al on smsi.
room Us. Ledyard block, over Public Library
-41t.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

There - sa.k Ia Congregational circles
st Wssbir ziou, * ab0lishilg what Is
now saoau a. the retired iist ot the
srny. Ihia list vas provided 80 IS to re-
rovs The ob. sctious Ok pensioning. as ID
usual With soldiers who served in the vol
nriser ssrv 60. as there IS objection on
tba part Il many vho have served long
Years % the term pension" And the
fern ~ ventilation FOR retirement or
Iersion has heeh leil to a Retiring Board
II Sue Army. instead Of the Pension Bu-
reau. In ether sords, there IS q Pension
Department within The regular army,
knoxn as the Retiring Board, and the
whole schens of retiring or pensiouing
the rrgclars is LEFT - the peers OF tbs
-oldisrs tesuaeivee.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
!. SMITH { CO., i.F.l:Ys,
1 Detroit, AUTUMN or iSs7.
4 f6S Woodward Avcnue.

wESsRs. NJ. <. SMITH ~ co.
offer 20 the public for the Autumn and
Holiday Season OF 1887, an unusual
collection OF choice artistic Foreign
Wares and Gems, the selections of
member of their house made during the
past summer in the European Mar
kets, embracing Porcelain and Faence
wares from the leading Eugiisil and
Continental potteries. and art produc-
tions in Glassware; Germs IN Di2.
mOnds, Pearls, and the COiGred
stones; Fine Mantel and Hall Clocks !;
Classic Bronzes ami Choice Brio a-brac.
The collection il the largest ever shown
by them. and having been imported direct.
and containing as IL does the latest desir-
able novelties. il is claimed that it offers
superior advantages to purchasers, both as
10 price and variety.
In Watches of American and
Swiss manufacture. and in Sterling
sifEerW are and Fashionable
ge veEry, their collection is full and
Ch ice.
Y. B.-m. s. SMITH " co. are
tie authorized sole agents in Michigan Tor
the fine WatcheJ Of PRtelS, PHILIPPE
a. Co., Of Geneva, and for Detroit Of
the Sterling Silverware of the GOriiam
co, of Providence. X. I.
They also maintain first-class Optical
department. Visitors TO Detroit are invited
to an inspection.
soIicited, strictly one price.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

0EDE1 NF i-ifai7r1 Tax .--sssie a. Michiesn
~ f4t rl ..tt of .te teensf ei ktn IA
f1EIAtsy. ~ & et.siE ~ a>l1 ,tltst nric 81 sac
eliH hatks iD lht iHg ai Gs3ls kspiis. IL slEia
,cunts "a ttt .h 1ef az Ns.. A. n.. lSs.. Pes
epA heu kol-sli 81. Aensko4aelk iansei 3naEe.
hsrrf tar,is. 1,si su4~at. - Ia Ma, tnf-
-. t'aigll141t
set , nclaE iD ne l-s...i oaa - the samtr
g eea- a Ch4nssr'. - efaaa kaisias o. 20
81 1a. a. Netetff
- tills satss i spftsr.us flum ar datn o. nie
il4i ~ de-e4soatt os - N..gtl6 -. Fesiiessi
sens n tli fHalioa 81 1slrnusf a l.rroii. c.kn
t'ttilsiits coll, si.'I- "a D. asukrf0 ltet tht k4l1
defendant. loS Aaf tlstss ta.et hEf spceaf-
autS ~ i,t cusefca AffCsa within iuUf llult1a
non tht aate 81 toi< or1ef ans la cesl "a
her 81 ie4FsaCe thel sat osuSe hUr ausNfi ~
An0 s.gy thsseoi io - scfyed ou 3i.t ltln-
liifiaaets soiielifg WLllin twenty uNys sfter
service ga her q g elf- 0i sad bIN ana Haillae
81 ttis offef aFid ia 81 oe1u't ,hsfQoi es'd lii
Nli be tthen ~ eooiesss1 81 aid aoii ~ is'lt
0eien4spE Ana "a iafthsf aIdc1ed thai Nif1ia
tnty bays itt sii t,In Isisiuails taiss Ii..lll<
81 ti-if enitI 81 ne illistsa al - nttli1 tcle
fFsta htfsi0 e l -41tf o. .fttt ifsih is1e1 sisd
fsfNllatt1 iN eata & iaalt. Eso .ta laid plniIsa
tlon te continued thereia Al issr eaaf lr taea
week fsf - eeets A. stc1lss ai thaf 80 Ssfse
tef2 pl tiis NI1ei in fHs ls1aeeil-it reffc1 ga
saia nea Fesiaeui deicuaEHt Sc ieaT tNaua dass
before he alnt sfote i,fescril-cd 81 he Sf1saF-
Saot.
RoRERI n a0N fgoNFR1.
tiigiii sncst.
t txaminco count rsiened snd friesei ~ lat
t1kAtlitS i- HAAAtl
TCRNfR & CARROLL. Co1allaii.ants ssl.siio1.
4 .Iae copy -ANsg
cofsnlOs T. Hamp.
hcf istsf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
For Renf--HOuses.

I70R RENT-UPRiGaT FART OF HOUSE
i i79 Sheidon-st. INT iow 90 small family
Apply. i2 Nonrce ST. Al
J,OR RENT-A HOUSE. NEARLY NEw. WITH
1 al modcru iuauroTemeats. good style hogse.
Conveniently iocsfed n street ar line. Apply o.
Gen Koria1der. 1l1 4 10 Cana .. sf
IOR RENT-A CONVENTIEN TLY T. GATED
T house with seven rooms. Enquire a. Lrun
House City
FrOR RFNT-TfrO SUITS OF sFVEN ROOMS
4 both in 1eN residence block. coruer of C0grt
and AEfr.sts. ulth ai Coavenience-. Including
tho rsteDt Ai1iae heating rTs.e. Also store SRI
good iocst'on sued un e3r mest make; rent
i0v Ale1 horse u three roTus. ono o. Sour
fonu~ sui one 81 seven rc--as al fre Above
within Eve fn urtrs walk ~ Iower firfs In
L.lunn IL -
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
otr1 sEws CONDENSED.

The Jacks cass wil be resumed again
Aoa1sy.
Tesse 1sFe 10 ciszrsnees ffom THIS port
yeslsEdsy.
r p Desitt, Of Grand Rapids vas in
t0sa yesterday
" n. Gardiner. o. Grand Rapids. was a.
ihs n Washington HOssl yesterday.
AL ladies' Who esil on the Chiczgo Fair
today 9ll receive . handsome present.
TIE desks ter tie new Saving bank on
Jenerson-st we're placed in order yestef-
day.
Aiss Lizzie Ingles. OF the "Oa the Rio
GFande Company MAS al ne Commercial
Aotsi yesterday.
The Muskegon Rides viii give an annual
parry sr tha Clay-2ys. AImory Oh Friday
eve December 81.
The Musxeeon iron m0uiders will give =
socizl hop ia the GeFtaan hall next " sdaes-
dag evening, Decsnbsr IA.
The Good Templsrs Lodse AZ Sullivan is
doing nicely. There was twenty appiica-
tiOns for membership ~ their last meeting
Among the attorneys who were IN the
city 0n business Yesterday were J. G. tltz-
gerald aad J. kieinhans. OF Grand Rapids.
and ". Z. AmbieF. o, PentwAter.
Rev j. Lambrecht Will deliver his fare
well sermon al the Pine Street German
church tomorrow morning On Monday he
will leave. with bis family. for Detroit,
where he has accepted the past0rate OF a
church.
Elmer Ackley working in Shippey's mill,
AZ Lakeside. had his hand caught Ia the
elevator chain yesterday morning. crush
ing the third finger OF the right hand badly.
DR.. Dove amputAied IT, and the man Is now
doing well.
The IRE department was called out yester-
teriay afternoon about twenty minutes
after / o'clock TO extinguish a small blazs
IN 4 shed which was used as = wash room
back Of the I. o. o. r. hall. The damage
will probably amount 10 about s2o or so.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

81 a strange bow desperate the unsm-
clossd poor - Iondoa mast become IN
order to ccnWncs tns prosperous that
there s anything u which they have a
r.sht 90 complain. its bad enough 20
iavs no mo1ey with which 10 relieve the
saE sungs q those who lack the nsces-
ssr.sa * life, but II a nach worss to have
8 lurgs amount subscribed and very lit
a.. distributed. This Is the state OF af-
fa.rs at fas Mansion House n London.
IL - said, and nov measures are 70 be
taken lo relieve tia sufesings OF the
vast srmy q unemployed gcrkmen. The
Engish srs bsxnnInz 20 SEQ ''as through
a eIrss das4iy." that Clubbing and cosr-
aioas viii rot I'll the stomachs OF the
hungry. and that starvation nAy cause q
rioL Its Pity that actual starvation
has b. come hefors the authorities are
aware thai reh8f is necessary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

10 Is always the other man who is al fault.
Believing the statement OF each man. from
the miner 10 the retailer no one is making
a penny, but taking these statements co.,
lectiveiy il Is apparent that the classes be-
tween .he muisiones are he tninsrs and the
poorer consumers. who are thus reduced -
tre extremes ofhsrds2ips and misery. But
ail disin'srestsl anu reliable parties are a
unit in pleciug the responsibility on the
great Coal c1mpauies. Toe BsTOns" CONF
posins these companies meet and place q
restriction on the output, sud create an ar
uliciai scale Og prices. To hold these prices
everything and every body IS su5Ordinassd.
Hud zoe and hardship come % the mirers
ard the sharp edse ~ suffering TO the poor
Ia the cities. and 10 the farmers on ths
vcodiess western prsifies. Railroad snd
mining properties are iuextricsblv tangled.
rrd tffs comp iCaies and lntensfes toss
srfs5 hatoua. tfogble which i infinitely
tae more irritating n thas Il is known on
hands to be wholly unnecessary. and
the creature Of the most sordid purposes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

NORTSAGE SALE -peisuu having been ma6e
vi ia The conditions az q tcftAlu mortgage
dated tie 26th DAY ~ auig. lr- sAeeutsl ~
Charles Il Brown aue fs8 hiosa oi efanc
kHplcs Kent coonty MifIiean. - David Mc-
eowsn ~ tie sane p'ecs. and fef0r4cc iu fHe
ofhce al the kcgiser o. beeGs 81 hsif fnuuit,
IN tbs ssie of Mifhirsu on ihe ss.th dut oi Ji.ls
a. iosf a. go q Clo y il- lH ilef 80 ~
moriFaCes ou paft is. tg Nflch tnf pnHtI nf
sale therc n colis ned hEs hefnlrc olCfa'lff. snd
said mortgage containing he 'o.ionipg rrtr-
uants "thft snOulo any attaus Dee lauf fn fhe
payment 80 tae tsid iutcftei q ans par fhtle 81.
or ~ sny lustaliuleut ~ % lt' lnal az oi slT
part thereof on any oHl feffupau ffc sHnlt a.
made pa ynDic a. sl1ate rar.its'II. Hud ffnn41
the fame remain unfasd aHl if arrear fo TIE
space 0f sixty dSvs tncn aut iron thfnalfarh.
that is 20 say. aiier fle ispst al tht ssn aHfy
days much of Tire Aforesaid lr.nripaI cen -
six hundred dolisfs ~ reialius uupn'e fifh flI
arfcfre 81 Interest thereon ffHi ai fnD urfian uf
ssecns become and nf tr" end l.asfilif iuuf-
6laiely tncrcaftef. afi. uKh tac period ABOVE
limited iof ihc pa1nfa.. ll f-ef Pc. pol. thcu
have cAUircd anything frIe peor, ~ In 90 a
pfonlissarf lole ctutslleo t2 z rlutffff ihffcoi
90 any size nor Outstanding END toe sass est
On fnid principal ssra rueni loaeo la hald nuoft.
gaze. cue and payable January 2ttl A. is,f.
a. well a. tie inStaiIusut ni Interest ou said
principal sun due Enc payable luir 2tth. L.
lsNi A. provided lD .sld mortgage. nal asfi iur
been paid a. therein sgTced. sna roi having been
paid T. this Gate september lsth. D. lhts nor
a. az. and the said ianie MeaoaSn. moItEaEec.
having elected fhAt iEr whole amount al .al1
Is claimed 90 ie one and payable az ii.r dsis of
this noAre the sim - sir hundred and fny-rfTfn
dollars and ninfiv aiue cent? AID H0 fiilt uT rfo
cliufs having ieen Instituted e. IsF fofefnFtr
ihl oe tnon feinsitlna secured lI IssloiHlo ifses.
or Gurrari fbcfesf
Notice Is hereby given thf' on ffdaF the sHb
tAF 90 itefTu e. ii Fsl af irr CiUcA .r he
forenoon oi thHf d. tie front dnor 81 tie
t3gr House iu the i.y az srana Rapids lu fhe
County 81 Ecat s0l Stalc ~ EiChleau Haif
Couu House eeuE thr pSof of g. in1 lhe
tiruit o fri fer fhF fouHff 0 krrI tnGfe uII
be fo'o y virtue of the power ~ faic contained
in said mortgage 81 rablic action ani fcnduf 10
the Ligfest bidder. fAe 1.relliaof dCs f.iel fait
mortgage. 0f - much I freo' mas 1r = sefy
20 satisfy thc aT0uuf cue "a payable on fail
mortgage. vito thc costr charges aud e1pertct.
Including ar attorney ire oi tRcntF ug.lHn Al
attorney and aouust sr af loW. fFiHg tmHiofof
to f0reciose the said mortgage thai b g. ~sy ail
hat certain Tiecr or TafC ~ and sIiArfr fnd
being In the City 81 Grand hsf4ds UBinfv of
Kent ard ftale Of Michigan, known and described
- foll0Ht tffsii
Ioi number srscn I- ir b.nrt Numbered lhrca
.s of liolefie addition g. fhr City a. rand fnpids
according 10 thc p.ni thereof 20 record in fhe
ofice 81 toe Register al leeif far use Comfy of
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DANfTl NUsOWtN
M0rfgsgce.
\ OWN CRDZfrR
Attorney i0f Mortgage
Dfei september l.rd. isf